Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-15

ave cUae they see no one, conclude
oeoau CO. them. But, as has been
'tore thev labor under nlstake--
pe .o 0mIstake-in supp0slng mat
ane any longer continue at
old game OF decep'iom ;,,;n 49, -
,tion. The old sore, emi.uaug
,n@ An exceedingly unpleasah
T 1as At last come to light. ana 1t does
u aS, q thin" that these un-
60. go cuInrits should attempt to
n mn the back OF another an ulcer
= e ap nnmistakably latter their own
- ~ ~ ia indeed astonishing what
s,4ionr the anxious mind OF these
70 can ding upon the manuscript,
I'D in inc aforesaid article. They
INV ann Law Just claim to the title
oats SINCE they have given "to airy
= Iocal ha0itation and name"
wbat is this great story, thls etne,
McAtion Matched from the irighIeheu
OF some guilty factor!
drst lines are devoted to q graphic
rintion of this terrible monopoly"
ID swallowing up the little fishes,
wbo.e tremendous tread Is now
abroad in the land; whose avarice
ro M hounds. The picture OF the
be "monopoly" is complete, and
tears of It are indeed enough to
il ia all "put on" The picture Is
ined from beginning to end. II the
bdard Oh Company did in reality de-
such a course as you suggest your
voices, as you we'll know, would
IA nothing, and your complaints,
loud and long, would then be hushed.
would be too wise 10 complain. But
ou really fear the Standard you had
oil he easy. for the Standard repre-
9 enough capIlal to completely wipe
h business from the face OF the earth.
again, we say that you do not fear
A intentions from the Standard. Your
Ia are pretended and you are acting a
8e part.
&gain. we say that all OF the miserable
lures that you next bring forward,
&ded on the charge of our selling out
8his, as you pre- end, dreaded "monop-
z are false, and show more and more
fnlv in their progress thatyOu are act
Ia false part. You have stated what
saw aud heard at such and sucn a
Il in the city Of savannah as positive
hi of your position. and what you did
see with your eyes and hear with
III ears YOU have guessed. We propose
Ionly to denOunce as incorrect every
of these pretty little guesees, 'be-
f." but to show that you really, as any
Ter person OF sense, do not believe
I'M.
to the trivial fact of the presence on
organization of certain agents Of the
)ndard, no one but guilty. conscience
Ecken factor would have attached any
p0rtance to such on occurrence. The
locialion does not know nor does 1t
fe to inquire the mission OF these agents
long as they do not intrude, as some
|ers have done. AS to the several lead
Off ;ers OF the association being in the
p1dence OF the Standard, we
not deny that there are several
their en.pio'. These men
| act in good faith We believe
70 the Standard, hut their relation to 1t
one tring and their relation to the
'oclstlon is another. We ask the gues.
b, Is there anything in the course OF
association heretofore that authorizes
slightest suspicion Of a connection
II the Standard? The factors them
yes only believe (see article) 80 and
-credulous creaturesl
We would like to say to our friends,
factors, just here, that the Standard
lot our only dependence. We do not
what its intentions are, but be as
ed tnat the Standard and the factors
not The only corporations IN the
TIC. we nave received overtures from
er sources, particularly from a firm In
'uoh, ana the whole world is open 10
naval stores manufacturers,
gam, tns association sees nothing to
asuAmno OF In making ARRANGEMENTS
u tue standard or any other corpora
10 II IL sees such a course to be to the
rest 0! the producers, nor have the
.orS any right to dictate to the pro
ers as they have done throughout the
VIC ~ PRINT as to when they shall
: ana tbere Is nothing in the nature of
lSs mat makes it incumbent upun us
AlI 10 40 business with the factors
~ az they seem 10 think. We repeat
ue!e Is hothln.-legally, morally nor
ciaIIY-that suggests that We con fine
business TO the factors of Savannah.
why they should "iuss and rume'i
=, "lite novels because we propose a
use Is beyond our ken. This spirit of
.r',on lS even rendered more ugly
"a We remember that while they Tor.
tle PRODUCER to sell to this terrible
lhepoly," they make with IL some M
u heaviest sales.
y - sIdled IN Ibis wonderful article.
i Am up the argument against the
' ,t monopoly" and by way of warn
. VA AFTER having diverted the pro-
nun savannah and Brunswick.
~ S'anaaTu will hold them in their
-v ZIP. In answer TO this we saw
,ci tne purpose and resolution of the
'' n ls, that the mauufacturers
,b". Wv oi the grip Of any monopoly.
}, '.et itS 0tiief is that IL can accom'
I, WIS, as IL has already been success.
:, ''dt lne, as the factor more than
,.uers ought to know. AS wa have
ro ." W. we are not dependent or any
inDah. VIZ 'aotors oil
must thank the article for tho fol.
he AZ matter OF fact, Mr.. uunt
or oulu not c0ncede that the Dro.
,, seus any more from the Standard
! ~ ,Vd " Toe factors. The grades are iii
ao .u uown, and the operator does not
no. get a. much as be would in m.
io Sn - a perfect little gem Of infor.
~ di ms, aud coming from one who
=, +, uIuh't Know that there was a citv
t NE AGAINST exorbitant charges
o Suey presume that we know nothiny
~ u9 Undertaking to inform us. Hmt
r'a,inion 10 not just now ia need Of
a a, 10y IL takes the newepaners
ro UP p. WIN the naval stores industrv
f rcus Tue city ordinances. InIorma.
" ,,, tbe factors on certain matiera
r Inc ago would have been rrateO
r ,HGe,vcd. No, the association Ia No,
~ wo'i,, OF It's interests as your 70.
. o,e Is one prominent feature Of tb,s
min ing uttie novel that should he
. c,,y noted, 1t Is that which rlves n
t 6Sa,'ar character. There is nothtng
a sues ID stated as = fact. II rs toundnd
9rieh; L. is indeed comicel to note
sut laith Of certain drayoi,is 80